Clear Vision,Brighter Future

Adults with no eye problems should get an eye examination every 1-2 years. People with diabetes, glaucoma family history, or those over 40 should have annual checkups. Children should have their first eye exam by age 3, then before school starts, and annually after that.

No, cataract surgery is performed under local anesthesia (eye drops) and is virtually painless. You may feel slight pressure but no pain during the procedure. The surgery takes about 20-30 minutes and most patients go home the same day with excellent results.

Glaucoma is often called the "silent thief of sight" as early stages have no symptoms. Warning signs include: gradual loss of peripheral vision, tunnel vision, eye pain, nausea, blurred vision, and halos around lights. Regular eye pressure checks are essential for early detection.

Children should have their first eye examination by age 3 years. Early detection of conditions like lazy eye (amblyopia), squint, and refractive errors is crucial as treatment is most effective during early childhood development years.

Yes, we work with most major health insurance providers and offer cashless treatment. We also provide affordable payment plans and EMI options for surgical procedures. Please contact our reception for details about your specific insurance coverage.